Amaravati: Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan has taken a significant step towards the preservation of Sanatana Dharma by working towards the establishment of a Sanatana Dharma Protection Board. As part of this initiative, he has planned a five-day pilgrimage to visit prominent temples across South India.
Pawan Kalyan’s temple tour will include major religious sites in Kerala and Tamil Nadu. His journey will begin with a visit to the famous Anantha Padmanabha Swamy Temple in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala.
Sources close to the Deputy CM indicate that this initiative is part of his broader vision to safeguard and promote Hindu traditions and values. The establishment of a dedicated board for Sanatana Dharma is expected to strengthen religious institutions and support various dharmic activities across Andhra Pradesh.
This move comes at a time when discussions around the preservation of cultural and spiritual heritage have gained momentum in the state. Pawan Kalyan’s efforts are seen as a strategic and spiritual outreach, reinforcing his commitment to Hindu religious causes while also engaging with devotees and religious leaders.
More details on the proposed board and its objectives are expected to be announced following his temple visits.
